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April 2010
Case in Point
Lawnmower engine makers settle with consumers over false horsepower ratings
Consumers in all 50 states alleged that the defendants violated deceptive business practices laws by misrepresenting the horsepower amount, omitting material information in advertisements, and deceiving consumers into believing they were paying for greater horsepower. The plaintiffs also alleged unjust enrichment, conspiracy, antitrust violations, and breach of implied warranty. In re: Lawnmower Engine Horsepower Mktg. & Sales Pracs. Litig.
News
- California consumers sue Anthem Blue Cross over closed plans
Courtney L. Davenport - New York high court hears arguments that indigent defense system is inadequate
Courtney L. Davenport
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Certification News
- Court certifies class of meat company workers seeking pay for preparation and cleanup
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- No class status for property owners alleging excessive jet noise from nearby airport
- Louisiana high court upholds class of public school employees fired after Hurricane Katrina
- Certification granted to female supermarket employees suing over lower pay
